Dakota Energy has filed a lawsuit concerning its potential exit from a wholesale power supplier, East River Electric. Dakota Energy’s concern is that East River’s bylaws require, as a condition to withdrawal,… Read More »Potential Exit from Power Supply Cooperative
October is Cooperative Month. AHC represents many cooperatives in the telecom, electric, and agricultural industries. So we join with others in celebrating our cooperative clients.… Read More »Happy Cooperative Month from AHC!
In a lawsuit brought against a nonprofit, member-owned electric cooperative corporation, the plaintiff-members (“Plaintiffs”) alleged that Southwest Mississippi Electric Cooperative (the “Cooperative”) unlawfully failed to… Read More »Mississippi Cooperatives Win Big on Arbitration Clause in Bylaws
The FCC is seeking more than $200 Million in fines from “one or more” cellphone carriers, among them AT&T and T-Mobile. Officials found the companies… Read More »FCC Probe Finds Mobile Carriers Didn’t Safeguard Customer Location Data.
McKenzie Electric Cooperative recently filed a lawsuit seeking damages from its supplier Upper Missouri G&T Electric Cooperative and electricity generator Basin Electric Cooperative. McKenzie Electric is claiming that rate increases since… Read More »McKenzie Electric, Basin Electric at Odds Over Rates
On October 30, 2019, the Georgia Court of Appeals vacated, reversed, and remanded the denial of a cooperative bank‘s summary judgment motion on fiduciary duty and other claims from prospective borrowers in AgSouth Farm… Read More »Court Addresses Agricultural Cooperative Bank Liability to Potential Borrower
Class-Action Lawsuit Focuses on Cooperative Board Compensation A South Carolina electric cooperative, Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc., was recently named in a class-action lawsuit focusing on its… Read More »Class-Action Lawsuit Focuses on Cooperative Board Compensation
In 2011, Eastern Maine Electric Cooperative (EMEC) entered into a contract with First Wind Holdings, LLC and four of its former subsidiaries (Evergreen Gen Lead,… Read More »New England Coop Wins Breach of Contract over Failed Transmission Deal
In October 2015, a New Mexico jury found Tri-State Generation and Transmission partly responsible for the largest wildfire in the state’s history. The wholesale power… Read More »New Mexico wildfire verdict upholds traditional relationships between distribution co-ops and generation providers
In June 2011, a devastating wildfire swept through New Mexico’s Santa Fe National Forest, blackening over 156,000 acres, destroying 63 homes and causing an estimated… Read More »Coop’s Vegetation Management at Issue in New Mexico Wildfire
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